ManySpins.com conducted research on the supercar collections of the 50 highest paid athletes in the world based on Forbes’ 2021 list. From the research and synthesis results, Messi rose to the top. Regarding the value of the supercar collection, it is estimated at more than 28 million pounds.

Messi’s collection currently has 13 cars, with a total value of £28,169,068, topping the list, far ahead of Cristiano Ronaldo in second place. The Portuguese striker owns more cars than Messi, with 19 cars. However, the total value of Ronaldo’s supercar is much lower, only about 18 million pounds.

According to ManySpins.com, the value of Messi’s car collection has skyrocketed since he bought a 1957 Ferrari 335 S Spider Scaglietti in 2016. He is said to have outbid Ronaldo in an auction five years ago. to purchase this classic sports car and add it to your collection.

This is not the only Ferrari in Messi’s collection, because he also owns a special version of the F430 Spider. Messi also owns a pair of Range Rovers that he regularly uses to go to the training ground, go to the supermarket or take his children to school.

Perhaps the most lavish car in Messi’s collection is the Pagani Zonda Roadster, one of the most expensive cars in the world but because it is not legal, it is in Messi’s garage collection for aesthetic reasons.

In addition, Messi’s garage also has a Toyota Prius that he was given after the 2011 Club World Cup, a Mini Cooper, Cadillac Escalade, Dodge Charger, Mercedes SLS, 3 Audis, 2 Maseratis and a Lexus.

F1 driver Lewis Hamilton ranked 3rd with a collection of 9 cars worth 12.4 million pounds. Ranked 4th is boxer Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez. Messi’s teammate at PSG – Neymar, ranked 5th.

F1 driver Max Verstappen, rugby player Tom Brady, basketball player Kevin Durant and football player Paul Pogba are also in the top 10. Although Conor McGregor leads the list of the world’s richest athletes, he is only ranked 9th place in splurging on supercars.